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Federation Cup: Edo Queens face Ghetto Tigers in Ondo clash

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Edo Queens FC are set to battle Ghetto Tigers Queens FC in the President’s Federation Cup Round of 32. Can Edo Queens break their winless jinx? Read More: https://punchng.com/federation-cup-edo-queens-face-ghetto-tigers-in-ondo-clash/

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